Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-22
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Ayhy, why, uttered Mrs. Hays,
,,iss 90 suddenly. The house Is
ss Ruu! What's happened9
81 Kali
az Aal moment jamie few from the
Hs IN wi,h terrified look. screaming.
dl.hcs are jumping from the
Ives mamma. I'm aNfnliy scared
az Thea doe coLe running from the
III "a scouting:
hi ..Dd you see l,' What was IL. dye
@ ~ Where did Il come frome Say.
II WIS, aye sec, toci" all exeilediy
10.
III 4 Has jus, going Into the barn whor
Wi q ! sudden there was n great lash
e Rghi brighter than anything YOU
X saw. aud an awful WhiE-E.z com
.nghi ii me, aud lodged 10 keep
" being sn aahrd and burnt up.
aa lssrurk something and knocked
cad OUT oi everything "a way IL
aalsd. b, ohF' and DC clarpcd hts
BEDS over lis ears NJ i he feared The
he would come again.
'4Namma. mammal shouted jamie
Il 10 bal stolen 90 the window and was
IA osing out 10 src thr strange thing II
sSs ~ BE. They're all running fast as
I'll e e5a Tun."
& ~ boz Nha,s"
Il Tie Aliens aud MsGowns aud
efyt1,iy
81 "EhcreP'
Coming this way" said tho child.
q ad she spTang 10 her mother.
n Tteuup8u the door burst open aud =
n Pore d frightened Brighbora rushed 10.
es. Homrn and children. pale. out Of
fyaih, some without hats. one with \
U room. another with a dishcloih. an.
Il stgr aiih q doll: whatever each hap.
n erei 10 have Mhcn the awful noise
= lmr.
- sounded like thunder said ono
"Morr Ike heavy artillery" saidiiar'
n Cass
b y thought the earth was splitting
81 fundgr. spoke good old Sir. Sinona
"li VAS IS big a. my barn" adde's
II armer Grimes.
Il Jest lkc rock afro" pu, in Aun
.aey.
i had a good look at t." answered.
g daughter May. land " was = grca
" tnic ot deep ryd. tapCring to darl
al' then 4 suddchly changed TO
4 'u'hiug white"
=, guess Il was
Bot 1911 Allen. who had boon waiting
70 tell WIS, he know Of tho wundcrou
appearance, suddenly broke In;
y was horseback, carrying the mail
'Fpltug along ne Old ray always does
shen all 70 once. he stood stoc. still.
u hei my cvcs Il was so light; ! though
ghlning had bit me ami fell Hat /
8lhe ground, and when | come 10 an
'ooked around aud felt OF ms head &
ee u L was on me. there stood OIL
#Sray, his eyes aud ears stuck stralgh
nv TO the sky"
Eackly like my team did ~ ! wa
I p'onghtng," said Dan keed. 'Couldn,
move en- q peg. Guess they're stand
ing there yet. What was the thing
anihow?'
- meteor quickly responded MAY
VINO vas waiting 10 give her knowlcdg
On The subject
A mctur child" said aunt Lucy
Never heard that mctur could brea
loose and go ilashin' and soundir
through the mir like that. How d'y
SNOW i was that2 Morc's like Il wa
aslgn child, a sign.
Mc'te or mother, meteor, slowl
pronounced the daughter 1--WE wei
studying about Il only yesterday abo'
aetoiites or metcors. so they are GALES
a9u Professor Morse told us about q
1i'bs Meteor in Yale college. u
,ne'eral feet through. 10 came from Il
neu river; aud about the Tucso
nlelcoritc IN the SIN thsunian lnstitu
Washington. which came fro
nmeNico a great many, Profess
brown said, are found In South Amcri,
sometmcs weighing six or seven tons.
-, umphl" interrupted hill Allei
.nat nothing TO this one. I'm SUI
u.s., a. org rs a barn by tho way
AS likely as not" added May,
~ iallcn near hereand might be four
lhercat out sprang Bill and all q
TTV1ys 70 hunt for t. Miss May followe
n ~ next day, 10 the astonishmcnt
l,le neighborhood, Il was found actu,
ionhd on Mr.. Burklnnd's farm.
h h,,., broken into three pieces and near
g g',ied IN the ground. IL was gra
WIN streaks Of red.
nlll Allen declared Il was fifty feet
~ s'neter May now thinks u may
u vow lei re assure you this Is not
j,a' y really happened on tae twcn'
ah o. Scptem ~, 1850, in 5 uthNc
ori rennsylyanla. only II would y
so e,.c 90 to give tho real names OF
''ipeh people there.
f'ld out, II you can, whore mc-te-'